The phrase "allow for refinement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of making improvements or adjustments to a process, idea, or product.
Example: "The initial design is a good starting point, but we need to allow for refinement based on user feedback."
Alternatives: "permit adjustments" or "facilitate improvements."
Improved understanding of the intracellular pathway of LMWH-LDH nanohybrids in SMC will allow for refinement of design for LDH nanomedicine applications.
This index does not allow for refinement of a single region in one atlas into multiple regions in another without penalty.
To allow for refinement of questions, two rounds of four interviews were conducted 1 week apart.
The coding frame will be revised to allow for refinement of and additions to the principles and standards as new codes are developed inductively from the data.
It was necessary to allow development of the full range of clinical signs, including haemorrhages, in order to demonstrate the role of colostrum in this disease and allow for refinement in future studies.
They may also allow for refinement and improve precision in risk estimation, and ultimately produce better tools for clinical risk assessment and decision-making regarding the use of chemopreventive agents [ 6].
This suggests that a future research agenda should allow for refinements according to specific regional needs.
Recent advances in MD technology [2] allowed for refinement of these pharmacophores by high-throughput MD simulations of ligand-target complexes.
The identification of the quality of pain, e.g., sharp, burning, allows for refinement in the anesthesia of the breast nipple.
Additionally, our weekly teleconferences illustrate the iterative nature of our research, allowing for refinement of study tools and highlighting important issues for discussion, analyses and further investigation.
